Access
Shore entry
The wreck is reached from shore by following the navigation line towards the site.
BOGA WRECK · KUBU · BALI
Dive the Boga Wreck in Kubu, Bali
Explore a well-preserved wreck with a private guide and a dive plan adapted to your certification, experience and interest in wreck exploration.
- Private guide for your booking
- Advanced divers
- Wreck exploration
- Penetration for trained wreck divers only
Boga Wreck at a Glance
Depth
18–40 m
The planned profile must remain within the diver's certification, experience and training.
Level
Advanced or equivalent
Advanced Open Water, two-star or equivalent certification is required for the standard profile.
Type
Wreck diving
External wreck exploration with penetration only for divers holding appropriate specialised training.
Conditions
Variable current
Current may be present during the approach, while the wreck can provide more sheltered areas depending on conditions.
Penetration
Specialised training required
Closed overhead areas require appropriate wreck-penetration training, equipment and planning.
Why Dive the Boga Wreck?
The first view of the wreck is one of the highlights of the dive. The Boga remains clearly recognisable as a ship and offers several levels of exploration depending on the diver's training.
A Striking Wreck
The vessel remains sufficiently intact to recognise its main structure and explore many external areas.
A Jeep in the Cargo Area
One of the most memorable features is the Jeep located in the cargo section.
Different Levels of Exploration
Depending on training, divers can explore the exterior, open passages and, for specifically qualified wreck divers, selected enclosed areas.
The Boga Wreck the Way We Like to Dive It
After entering from shore, we follow the navigation towards the wreck. Arriving face to face with the vessel is one of the strongest moments of the dive. Your private guide adapts the route to certification, experience and objectives.
The top of the wreck is around 18 metres, so this dive is not suitable for introductory dives or divers whose certification does not allow the planned profile.
Can You Enter the Boga Wreck?
Yes, selected internal areas can be explored by divers who hold the appropriate training, experience and equipment for wreck penetration.
External Exploration
Advanced or equivalent divers can enjoy the exterior and accessible open areas within the limits of their certification and experience.
Open Passages
Some areas allow divers to observe the ship's structure and move between open sections without necessarily entering a fully enclosed overhead environment.
Full Penetration
Access to enclosed areas, including selected internal spaces and areas towards the engine room, requires specialised wreck-penetration training, proper equipment, procedures and planning.
Scuba Tribe Bali offers Advanced Wreck Diver training for divers who want to develop the skills required for this type of exploration.
A Wreck That Has Become a Marine Habitat
Marine life adds to the interest of the wreck, but wildlife encounters remain natural and are never guaranteed.
Groupers
Groupers may sometimes be seen around parts of the wreck.
Schooling Fish
Schools of fish can move around the structure and create impressive wide-angle scenes.
Wreck & Marine Life
The combination of ship structure and marine life makes the dive interesting for wreck exploration and underwater observation.
GALLERY
The Boga Wreck in Kubu in Pictures
Discover the wreck's structure, different levels and the atmosphere of this deep dive.
Scroll through the photographs and select one to enlarge it.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Planning a Boga Wreck Dive
Can you penetrate the Boga Wreck?
Yes, selected internal areas may be explored, but only by divers with specific wreck-penetration training, appropriate experience, equipment and planning.
Can you do an introductory dive at the Boga Wreck?
No. The wreck begins around 18 metres and is intended for certified, experienced divers.
Can every certified diver dive this wreck?
No. Advanced Open Water, two-star or equivalent certification is required for the standard profile, and certification limits must always be respected. This certification alone does not qualify a diver for enclosed penetration.
Can you dive the Boga Wreck at night?
We do not offer the Boga Wreck as a night dive. Its depth, access and nature make other regional sites more suitable.
READY TO EXPLORE THE BOGA WRECK?
Plan Your Boga Wreck Dive
Tell us about your certification, deep-diving experience and wreck experience. Your private guide will help plan a profile that matches your training and objectives.
- Private guide
- Personal dive profile
- Wreck exploration
- Wreck training available
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